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"In solving problems associated with single motherhood, it makes sense to implement tried and tested solutions from the experience of other European Union Member States. In applying the best practices, however, one must certainly also take into consideration the distinctive features of the Member States – historical experience and the stage of development when dealing with a particular issue. The offering of tax benefits for single mothers could, for instance, promote the rise of formal single motherhood, particularly in poorer Member States. A system of support measures should, however, be organised so that it precludes abuses. One of the most important questions is, above all, the safeguarding of employment for single mothers, the family’s sole provider and the person upon whom her children’s welfare and future depend. Infant child care must definitely be guaranteed. I consider it regrettable that single mothers have essentially been left alone with their problems in many societies, and they are treated with disregard, even disdain. I support this report, which effectively reveals the main problems faced by single mothers and also proposes the requisite solutions."@en1
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